BSEH SS Economics case studies
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The BSEH Senior Secondary Economics examination is the Class 12 economics paper set by the Board of School Education Haryana, a state school board. It is taken by candidates completing senior secondary schooling in Haryana and by private or reappearing candidates who need the subject for a Class 12 certificate, for university admission, or as a requirement for competitive examinations. The BSEH SS Economics case studies are 5 cases and about 3,729 words.
1Fare Revision on a City Bus Route: Elasticity and Revenue
A state road transport corporation runs a 12-km city route on which it charges ₹20 per trip and carries about 40,000 passengers a day. Facing a deficit, management proposes a uniform fare of ₹24.
844 words, about 4 min2A Price Ceiling on Atta and the Subsidy Alternative
The state government has capped the retail price of atta (wheat flour) at ₹15 per kg after complaints that the open-market price had reached ₹20. Market surveys for a typical day give demand as Qd = 500 - 10P and domestic supply as Qs = 100 + 10P, where Q is in thousand kg per day and P is the price in rupees per kg.
758 words, about 4 min3Money Multiplier, OMO and CRR in an Inflation Episode
Consumer price inflation has been running at 6.8%, above the upper tolerance limit, and the monetary policy committee is deciding between raising the cash reserve ratio and selling government securities in the open market. The banking system's position is: currency held by the public ₹800 crore, net demand and time liabilities (deposits) ₹3,200 crore, and total cash reserves with the central bank ₹144 crore, of which the statutory minimum is 4.5% of deposits.
682 words, about 3 min4Rupee Depreciation, Pass-Through and the Trade Deficit
Over three months the rupee moved from ₹82 to ₹85 per US dollar. A Haryana auto-components maker imports 2 million of precision parts every month, invoiced in dollars, and sells to domestic vehicle manufacturers under annual contracts that let it pass on only about 60% of a cost increase, and only at the next quarterly review.
722 words, about 4 min5Reading a Falling Unemployment Rate Correctly
A newspaper headline reads: 'Unemployment falls from 6% to 5%, government claims employment miracle.' The figures come from a household survey. Population is 1,400 million; the population aged 15 and above is 1,000 million.
723 words, about 4 min